Description

Festive and inviting, the Warsteiner Oktoberfest Bier is a limited-edition Märzen brewed in honor of the world’s largest beer celebration. Crafted with hand-selected hops, premium two-row Munich-type spring barley malt, and exceptionally soft brewing water sourced from the pristine Arnsberg forest, this seasonal release embodies both German brewing tradition and Oktoberfest spirit.

Product Details:

• Style: Oktoberfest
• Type: Bottom-fermented, Munich-style lager
• Alcohol: 5.9% ABV 
• Original Gravity: 13.5%
• Ingredients: Brewing water, barley malt, hops, hop extract, brewer’s yeast
• Appearance: Clear amber-gold with fiery brilliance and a fine, foamy head
• Owner: Catharina Cramer

Sensory :

This Oktoberfest edition is malt-forward and clean, with aromas of fresh-baked bread, pretzel, and graham cracker. The palate reveals smooth flavors of white bread and malt sweetness, balanced by gentle hop bitterness for a refreshing, well-attenuated finish. A lively carbonation enhances its crisp character, while the purity of Warsteiner’s brewing water contributes to its trademark softness and drinkability.

Brewer’s Background:

Founded in 1753 in the Sauerland region of Germany, Warsteiner Brewery remains family-owned by the Cramer family. Now one of Germany’s largest privately held breweries, Warsteiner has built its reputation on combining traditional German brewing techniques with rigorous quality standards. Their commitment to purity, raw material selection, and innovation has secured Warsteiner’s place as a leading ambassador of German beer worldwide.

Serving Suggestions:

Serve chilled at 4–8 °C (39–46 °F). Warsteiner Oktoberfest Bier pairs beautifully with classic Bavarian fare such as bratwurst, roasted chicken, and soft pretzels, or with heartier fall dishes like pork schnitzel and roasted root vegetables. It’s equally enjoyable on its own, best savored in a stein while celebrating with friends.

The Warsteiner Oktoberfest Bier is more than just a seasonal release, it’s an authentic taste of Oktoberfest tradition, brewed with care and meant to be shared.